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  1. Greece sees lower primary surplus at 0.3 pct for 2014, fiscal challenges remain

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    (table 3.4), with one amendment on the privatisation revenues of around 300 million. However

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  2. Tsipras targets opposition in debate but parliament speaker steals the show

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    privatisation plans. Whereas it has appeared over the last few days that it would progress with the deals

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  3. Updated Greek reform proposals see 2015 primary surplus reaching programme target 3 pct

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    electronic payments (200 million) and public procurement (180 million). On the privatisation front

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  4. Tsipras makes his point in Moscow but leaves with nothing tangible
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    and legislation. - Putin indicated that Russia still has an active interest in the potential privatisation

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  5. Newsletter 24 - 24/04/2015

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    privatisation policy and awarding concession rights. More importantly, the process could become a signature

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  6. Budget primary surplus up to 1.73 bln in Q1 as gov't holds back expenditure

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    in the last ten days of March) and privatisation revenues of 190 million that were initially due

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  7. China-Greece: One belt, one road?
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    for the Greek government in terms of its privatisation policy and awarding concession rights. More

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  8. Finance Ministry wavers as revenues remain at the forefront

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    be implemented as of September and privatisation revenues that should not be lower than a new proposal

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  9. SYRIZA's left wing ups pressure on Tsipras but PM retains authority for now
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    to the privatisation of the country’s natural resources and utilities during his address to the central committee over

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  10. Newsletter 28 - 29/05/2015

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    that the government will not cross its “red lines”, particularly with regard to the privatisation

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